a!“ '
u ode Uusinltsbla by_
rte- .1... W
-~-.va~~a .... -a—
0i ordinary steel construction, and
therefore intrinsically much heai'ierl
{than an equivalent bulk oi water. the:
.I ' -- ""”‘“*‘ 'shipOhas been transformed into a:
III- ‘ L L- GOLDEN, P0P‘-,liugo llie boat. She may be filled wiihl
-- - ~-———---«—~— Water. and yet if the calculations are.
ISTABLIBKID BY correct she will not sink. because site;
3‘” GOLDEN 1‘” now lighter than water. She mar?
‘ the broken in um, and yet remain,
. AY,IBBBBUA v 18,1918 “"0“, . i
‘ 555‘, ,
till all. The ship hasn‘t been chanzeti|
i
Iin any essential way. The buoyancy:
tor-Aen- .
- ft: NORWALK'
- ING SENTINEL
ms ALMAKAO
TOMORROW
.. tide 6:06 a. m.; 6:55 p. m.
.. rises 6:43; sets 5:31.
it isn’t a question of construction)
1
itievire is nothing more nor less than,
1:21;: --.-_- ._-__. __... . W _ ithousnntls o.’ small, air-tight and wit f
Its my the Associated pm. ter-ligllt boxes lining the hull and fit l
The ssocialcd ""935 ‘5 “’3““‘-"i"“‘3'ltin2 in between the deckrbeams. They?
tied to the use for publication til. i
'izrc said to reduce the cargo space oi
nous dispatches Cl‘ediIt-d to it crI .
otherwise in ”115 lull)?" 1”“! also the boat only 10 or 13 per cent. The?;
I
i
local tub h' .
All fling}?! ¥ggrlglirgll0;l.till gm“: can he installed in a week or two, in;
delpfllih‘ttri herein at“ also l‘c-Innv ship. at an expense. of about 10
ed. . . . - ”
. > iwir Ct-nt. oi the shuts cost I Wiltam 'r. Donne-Hy, oi New York ed against the hull within the ship
”5‘"... "" ""“" I There has as yet been no practical Silly consulting vnxintt-r
4. LG “UNI; TILE-t . _ -h . i Mi " ‘h "f or of the government committee on
PHONE GALLS I‘N' "“‘ ’” “3'" 0* “a ‘ 9 0"" ship protection. has applied it's (11"
in it drydoek. Torpedolrtg would be via“ to {make ships unslnkable b:t
Rooms—92. .m acid '9‘ n th hi . P“ subnlalines to the seized Austrtin
.. ome-ga, S e, 5' P 8 p I“ r a y liner Lucia, and she is bclit-v.d now
I Branch Odin—1388.
I :lol’pf‘doed. and proves the worth of to be safe front undersea boat attack.
.. - 's Residence—2183.
float
flailing the device is lb per cent. of
the cost of the vessel. Mr. l)onr.‘lly
all'l. and sitipbuilders have told him
the. yare anxious to go on with other
vessels. Since insurance of ships h' s
at times during the war cost 100 per
cent., the price for installing the de-
vlm is considered almost insignifi-
coat.
{the device, We shall hate taken the
ITICAL DRIVE
LKb hoped that he would be found worthy
enough to be admitted to membership
THE FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY.” the Norwallt Lodge bicaust- he was
convinced that the order was a tint‘
one and that it was doing good work.
The device has been given without
Sditor's Residence—1492.4.
bcr of wooden boxes three feet long
“W- —_Ecunnot sink any ship similarly pro- makc them air tight. These are pinc-
' x . l i
tho Allies talnpuisn of Lilli is ‘hflr'destroy mm“ of the cargoes. but that,
‘ ’ j _ I . ‘
. es of l.loyd4.eoise and i rest ”lost of them can be towed ashore and (Continued “on. Pile One).
, . charge bv the inventor to the pot-
. R 'd biggest step yet toward meeting the t-rnntclll. It consists of it large num-
"‘ " M" ' e" ence—Wuhlnarine menace
1113-12. ' 'I I .by two {vet wide and one foot thick.
5 ” they cannot “"1“ ”It“ “Up. l'k’." covered with sheet iron and solder to
THE POL :
, itected. They can blow holes in the
Probably the Hillel important part ofI “up“. and kill mm? of ”I? ”my” and
“’0‘ . . n . . v t
‘— itical am." It ”mum! early m-is all. Remaining afloat. the crippled
. . _ c .
“I" "m the “0““de WM craft. cnn stick it out till help comes.
. tWilson. The president's address
' congress the other dnvI in reply to
. .. . . Then Hr. (‘avanagh warmed to his
"he" “mo" "“"d and ”‘0" hulls "3' few wards told of the reason for theIwapu and UI'KI'd the [WONG present
main-d. Icelebration. lit- said lhlll ility years to buy w”. Savings Stamps an
llr. Trubv King of New Zeaiand has liyington was to give a tlhoii history
' of the order and what it stood for.
{been lecturing in the U. S. A. about Mr. llyington w“ applauded I” M
is rose and said that about fifty years known M such a patriotic notion wm
"ii" a (1019" "W" ""9" i" “ boarding because the ancol’rusrian war debt
,Lond holder. and so take an int-"rest
;ln the government. He said that onr
leasou why the French nation become
-ly another major attack in the
H oifenslvc.
flat oiicuaive is one of construclil'c how to save babies. ills country
nda. it is designed to bienk:t‘illied "the land where babies do not
and mctu- and anamst the ceilings oi her tit-cits. '
Et’tn when a vessel fills with wut°~ .
from the hole of a torpedo she will .
it is believed. The coat of ill-I .
' admittance to the lodge and that liclHarry Smith
z'l'his brought quite a bit of applause?
tl.
tlhands the celebration was placed re-
. . 'Oetman chancellor and the Aus-I . .~ litIlul "It: thus evelnilrl'fk ill chw lLorst'l'hrift Stamps because of the fact tho I
' . i ' inisler was' i"“' ' " 0" "r 0 ‘ it Vii“ 0“ i“ . every War Savings Stamp wait a bond
Hungarian (on) m m DAN‘S ‘ztntl that Paul Exalted iiuler (‘. lrving and ”I." 9".” than could Mum". a-
.r’rtx: s-W ‘
.f‘\ "'
WJLLIAI'L. m
--. ......_. .52..-
omrlated as refelce.
The local Premier Trio. consistins
of piano violin and iiute gave several
selections which pleased the audience
" The rest of the evening was then
spent as those present saw fit and al-
the hour approached twelve all left.
_ Refreshments were served during
the evening and the entertainment
and the house committees, in whose
oeived numerous compliments on the
entertainment that they had provided
for the evening.
TEACHER! OF STATE
VOTE UNANlMOUSLY
FOR PHOHIBITION
__
Ioth Nltional and state Dry Laws En
dorud It Convention in Hartford.
HARTFORD, Feb. 18.—-The stats
teachers' association Saturday pasacd
almost unanimously a resolution/en-
dorsing the national and state move-
ments prohibiting the importation.
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors: The resolution. which came
as a surprise to the greater part of the
members. was introduced by Henry T.
Burr, of Willimantic. second vice-pres-
l
i
i
i Dress. Fabrics we have ever show. .
t
a priced.
_ ,, house in New York city handed to-l‘." raised b issuing bonds by I”.
'3” “‘9 fortified trenches of cell .dh'i ”mm" 0! “H ””mwly low in'.lieiltcr for the purpose of forming Hidenominationsyto the peopi". who in.
hip and misrepresentation which rztlltilc morality rote. One baby out “00‘“: prganizntiggdili I'm”! 2““ "I“ stantly purchased them. anti then be
' . . ,. .. . .. mult ”W“ a ’i ”"0 ““t t'“ "yfcnlllt‘ ownctb in the government of
WI tofole have kept the truth iromIoi tiery lstnty does die cttnin that 'hrmflh." and that from this "m France and .0 look on interest in
people of the Central Empires-:blesscd land. it you were the mother meeting the order of Elks grew. The n". gnypmmpm of [hp nation. He “M
. ' s nominally di- . . - ~ . “'ln'" 0' 1857'“ W” 1‘" time “1““ that this year for the war expenses
a. much of it i or tilt twentieth bub). loud think one the Order “I“ rounded and was orig- the “mm sun“ had In raise the
.to the German and AustrianIm mom" was a “00“ deal. “‘“ny called "The JolinCorlts." Md sum of nineteen billion dollars, which
. . mment. the real intent is to geiI pm how “no“, ”u. "who” in this had a meeting room at‘ 17’Delanc1t gum w” p F‘axgefing me when it
- - . , i , “my , ‘Mreet. New Work city. “hen the was realized that the United State.
. them to the silent. ill n 0' i Icounlry. where if only one out oi ten {amp of this organization Kr". more had expended from ”III time of “NI
tonic public. Its last we think we arc doing very Smum‘"? I'I'Ii‘mbt’r; ‘3"? 3:?de and. antler Hamilton. the first treasurer of
‘ V . ' . .. . - na y W" “K W n I 19" Illl'i‘i'the l'nltctl States. to the beginning
The Germans and Austroiiunzur Inc"? And how about the babies? I‘m. the organization a committee “it" the. hm "N.“ your ”30”,. twenty-
ps are be told of the real causesI -———"-.‘——'-_ qilihi was appointed 10 C3100" Il six billions of dollars for pe ns pllb
the war tho. present situation. the. WHAT A GREAT ROMANOFF DID “”9 '07 "‘9 organisation and on th the buildings and the expen a of the
. . , Two billion.
- . . of the allied nations and the new,
'1 world and the noble aims for
‘ ch we are fighting. Prcsident Wil-
is, by’ a sort of tacit agreement.
chief spokesman in this cam-
. t is “. grciit publicity game. the
test in history. For the flrst‘
" the methods of scientific adi'er- .
are implied to international
cs. Diplomacy is dragged from
t chambers into the light of day.
' ”and hypocrisy are swept aside.
'tosmen's haggling and secret agree-
are abolished. The political
ter or a sins-Be sailor.
co to Holland and
building trade himself,
loreitzn artisans and sailors
and man his first ships and train his
own men.
a great merchant fleet,
made Russia a world power. '/
Our shipbuilding job, vast as it is,
is nothing compared with '
“tackled by Peter the (lreat a couple
of hundred years ago.
the Job
llussiit hadn‘t a single ship, a single
ship architect. a single ship carpen-'
Peter had to
learn the ship-
then import.
to build
ile built a great navy and
and thereby
What we need in this country today
is the spirit of Peter itomanoih
committee was (‘harles A. S. Vivian. government, etc.. etc.
who is known as the founder of Elit- of dollars worth of War Savings
dom. A number of names were filib- Stampa had to he sold this year. and
mitted and finally the name "Elk" It was certain that when th‘pOODlt'
was choaen on Feb. 16. 1868. Normalised what a good thing and what
.York lodge. No. i. it. P. 0.’ R. was] good investment as well as what
.toundcd and on March 10. 1871. the an aid to the government the sale of
Order was Kiwi! DOWN” ‘0 "Iii” on". those stomps worr- there would be lit
ters to subordinate ludgfl. Mr. Viv-file dotlbt but what these stamps
ian. who is resarded a» the founder would be purchased in short order.
of Elkdom was a '49”? and mod “Lilo said that these stamps were a
Lendville. Colo. add his lirave "I bond and were unlike any other bond
marked with a wooden slab Wht’re 1' evcr issued because of the fact that
lay-for about two years until an old ”I”. “1.". constantly mounting in
minatrel man who happened to be in ‘valuo because their price had been
Lendvllle and who attended the ftm- ilxcd by the tynppd States Govern-
i'lj‘] of a friend Ofghlll came. acrossInmm_ They WPH‘ not 301”?“ [n
"'9 lira" and on his return 98’"- tom.illlctltiltlon like the Liberiy flood or
the New York IOdzc. WhICh mad“ a1",other bonds. but that their v..lue was
tangemcnts to have the body ”it" constantly increasing. They ,were
ed and brought. 99-8" where 1' w"twortll 84.13 this month. would b'.‘
interred in the. ‘fEllt's Rest." at 305- Worth 84.“ next month. $4.15 in Apri‘
Joe. The Boston lodge. Which is Nil-anti so on a cent a month in value.
ident oi the association, aftel address-
ed by the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbot-t. edi-
tor oi the Outlook, and- Dr. George H
Vincen. prealden of he Rockefeller
Foundation. Chairman \‘erplanck oi
the meeting" which was a Joint gath-
ering of the various teachers organisa-
tions and of the state council of do
rensc introduced Mr. Burr following
the spech of Dr. Il'incent. saying th.‘
there was one item of business that
Should be transacted.
Mr. ilurr raid that a number of men
had consulted together and that the
resolution had been agreed upon for
submission to the teachers.
FARMER l8 VICTIM
OF FIRST ARREST
;10, was founded by Gila Williams. aanupp a number of the w,“- Savings
{old time actor and singer. who later and Thrift Stamps were sold follow,
Idied of a broken'henrt because of the tug My, gammy” my,
liact that he was crowded out of his; Then came two surprises. one be-
at- has already reached the open,
—-———O————
stage. it is not emperors andI CHRISTIAN LARSEN WINS SUIT
-ts and foreign ministers who - '
FOR: FE HOARDINO
Five larrela of Flour, Stored in Cellar,
discussing war and peace. it is The "‘5“ "f 59““ vs. Christian 141" profession by youngd‘F'ialent. .1“ Miss Florence Gladiola. who up lrlng_Wamnt for Middlebury
.. speaking to nation. over the so" tor a "mg ”m“ ”mm“: in ”W M“ nytngton :39“ w?“ ":d‘;“"‘::5poared at the Palace Theatne the last who. ..
°' ""9 °”‘°' 9 9 ° m ° ' "th" of bat week. and Wm WP h" Hartman. Feb. 18.—-Dwight M.
criminal Court of (‘ommon Pleas at
of rulers and statesnian.
Imachlnery of this great verbal
‘11 ve is being perfected. it happens
. the press of Germany and Ana-
"Hnngary' is printing the speeches
.. _ - statesmen more fully and ac-
. ‘ toly than it used to. .But we are
‘ depending on that alone. The
‘ -t's messages and other useful
uts are telegraphed to: every
of the world. They are pub-
- in full in the neutral countries
I to our enemies. The pres-
of this resultant knowledge and
on naturally flows over the
._ Not content with that, our
tires smuggle the messages
the frontier, drop them from
by thousands. and in many
trive to get them into circu-
amougthc Germans and Ana-
Bridgeport.
with failing to obtain a permit for no t 'u need I
building a house in Enfil Norwalk byt123'Ixirtglogtdosggtatlzogmw1nd "Jinx-r53; {0.13: 93h: yfllgewm a big
building inspector Clarence l. Finchfothvers are helped all of the time. ' ‘ '
who made his complaint to Moscow Elks “'9” '
tor Hegemrn about a year ago was
“nolled” by Prosecutor Huxiord yes- tion of food because of the fact .
terday. torso-n. when brought beforeInw Elks had such aIlargo member- ment of the ‘War Rallies celebmiio"
Judge George H. Vosburgh
Citv (‘ourt originally was fined 850.
and costs for this claimed violation.
He was represented at the trial andehlch is “mm as a Reconstructiowadmlsslon fees, no contributions sol-
ln the Court of Common Pleas by At- Hospital where a soldier
torney William A. Griffin, Jr.. who ad- loae'an aimror a
vised Lama to appeal from Jud." b"
Vosbllrgh's decision. The nolle is the
end of the case. Prosecutor Huxford h, may be fible to 8°.lb0‘“ his but.
did not feel that he could make out tress without
a proper case against Larsen in view
of Judge Wilder's decision holdlnl
that the local building ordinance is in and that it w“ ,3" done "3“", ”(I my on the -stlbjt‘ct of the Auxiliary
valid in many panculars.
inmwhlch he was charged
in the
CIVIL WAR DIOPATCH BOAT _
I. WHK NEAR HAVERSTHAW
charity that is ‘done. not openly so:x .
' apertoire of songs and scored as mom
that every one knows of it. but quietly 0.138 bit M she did at the theatre “I:
team 0
i it +¢gimcc¢ss James A. Sexton. organist
be firm can“ on “loi the. Palace theatre, was accom-
bt’ 93““ “lion by the United Shtfl'panlst.
Government to help in the Conserva-I
that Mr. lockwood made an announce
ship and could reach a great number to be held at the Palace theatre to-
'of pedple. The Elks have two base'morrow evening. and urged thosc pres
hospitals in France 'and have under'cnt to attend thlfmeeling, emphasis
construction in Boston a hospital in the fact that there were to be no
who mar'lcited and that there were to be no
leg or be shattered Icolleciions. but that there were to bu
wounds may go and be patched good speakers who would tell vita‘i
up. so that he will be of use and facts concerning the present war pro
.may earn a living and also so that gll'am. moving pictures and good mu
so. .1
horrifying people by: Mayor Jeremiah Donovan was sche-
ghastly scars as soldiers' of former duled to give a thlk and Mr. Lock
days did. He said that there were wood provoked a laugh when he an-
many kinds of charity in Elkdom. pounced that the mayor would not
“an Elk is never Police. However. a voice from the
'back of the hall announced in
semi .incb'npulchral tones that "He's ducked.
tie is which brought this out and oath in. Ho's ducked." Mr. Lockwood
with an appeal to those-present seemed quite nonpluued for a few
,cheerfnilv because
forgotten."
He then mentioned
Atwood. a farmer of Middlabury was
arrested Saturday,‘ under a federal
warrant which charged him with
;"wilfujly boarding a necessary food
ktuif," to wit. wheat tlour. A United
States food inspector found five. bar-
rels of flour in Alwood's _ house. all
purchased, it is alleged. since when
flour became a scarce article in the
market. A marshal took Alwood to
New Haven. where he was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Wright and his bail. fixed for a hear-
ing next Wednesday. The case is in
the bands of assistant United State
IDistrict Attorney John Crosby. Tit
grand iury will meet at New Haven
February 24, pnd Judge; 1-1. s. Thoulilr
will preside at thpt term oi‘tho cour’
#—
mts". Loosa can «.091.
i
t
——
Oil. to Awsrdod- TIMI Amount iron
opacity Estate. ‘
_ for Mrs. finder.
t Mrs. Mary L {odor of Ridlellcld
HONDAY, “BBUARY 18, “it
8 ore
' The Store—of Real _
Economies
We Have the Goods That
Everybody Wants
Extraordinary Opportunities in Household
Dry Goods. We have an immense as-
sortment oi Sheets. Pillow Cases, Blankets,
Table linens, etc, all marked {at bargain
prices.
Our New Dresses “Are‘Ready'
From which to select your spring gowns.
Quite the most charming collection oi
The"
new weaves are widely represented as
well astile most iashiollailie. new color-
iugs. All are very special values.
g Handsome New Dresses in Our
l Garment Department.
I tlur advance collection shows a line variJ’
lily of Spring Styles in the most desirable:
. models and iallrics. Allure. moderately
' Scribbles and 'Scrawls
By “ SANDY."
Women are asked not to talk in public about the war. What we need is
a "repeatless" day. '
Wonder how many lumps of sugar Mr. Hoover puts in his coffee?
{.7 ' a e — -
Yea bot Just imagine this for a real clever invention. Have a talking
machine inside a golf ball with one record only. playing continually.
“Here's your little cute)‘. here's your little cutev."—lnter-l\'oa, Phlladelphib.
Pa. Also imagine if a female voice was on the record and the darned thing
started up some time when wlflc came to the club and heard the voldo‘.
come from the region of your locker. 'J I
s
Russia seems to be enjoying the same old state or war again.
Those RussoGernlau peace parleys seem something like two women both
trying to get the same remnant in a bargain sale. They are perfectly will-
ing to let the. other one have it all thir own way if they can have their
_i_stsusi.ss;r....
Some people keep all of their eggs in one basket simply because you
can't divide an egg. - . ' ' ‘
i . I -'
way first.
Some folks are figuring'about this year's war gardens while others are-
iiguritlg on this year's war taxes, ' 3 n
—<'1
That man who sent in 8108 in counterfeit money to the government
for the "conscience" fund must have had a counterfeit conscience.
F.—-
Have you contracted "knitting n' rves" yet. if you do let us know. We.
will tell you what to do for them but don't simply cmtnct them because
you think they are fashionable. To be a Genital: propagaudist'wlli hover be
”mum“ " ":11 .vfin‘hik- . iv .1 .IP‘.‘ .
. _
Why Ila rt that when you send a \ out out collar to the laundry hoping
that you will getauew one and always get "bank but when you send is
brand new one you get an old worn out one in return? ‘
W. ._ .. _- ' .
Judge William F. Tammany of Nor
walk: Benjamin F. Crouchlcy and M
T. McGlynn of Ridgeileld. as commls lrogimohtal d be
» common out. mom r" or
m!!!"- The! m" "'9 “W" °' m" the Home Guard will not be discharge.
cm ten days ago and Saturday found-std from set-vie on the recommendab-
tlon of superior officers. Each applh-
cation for discharge must be romeo.
ed to the war stringency board'andt
must be endorsed with the reasons. for
,tho discharge.
I .
regiment of which the applicant la a.
member. .
in the future. Major hurpee warns;
couulsst‘o’u‘s’m GUARD.
llsaminltlon’bfor lnliotod Man Desir.
i .
i who were not already. Elks that if moments. but turning to the orchestra has Mn allowed the I“ 0' 8.”!
In. Prmtbn.
I I?!“ Ime- 1'" in? more, usvrmsrnaw, N. v. rel». ts.-- ‘tlioy wished to become snlE10.doI}mscd another laugh when In It
more ‘ - r ' ‘ , diary A. Dsuchyi
I 1 l I- . , so at once and not wait. i Lots have a little slow music than from the estate of . I
and 05 ca than kll 'l'hc sixty year-old war craft. [Incline Matthew Meant]: "l then intro as long “ ”I. gone." “I. 0' that ”we by commlslaaers “I
f
IIOPHV RIOOVIIM
County. Commissioner. John Mr
Orders from. Maior Borneo. chair-
fiutl it is almdy bearing fruit. which for tlilrtyaflvo yoara hasle as dl‘ced ”It! “n I h than it 'cloclt. dad I ,I _I .
. . . l O number 0' WM" The °‘"'-" ° . tho illdgeileld probate courts for. ‘ g 1 od , b
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